The Sun. — London, England, 1826-03-03 00:00:00

PAULAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. • .1 HOUSE OF COMMONS. ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY. 1. Supply_ Committee.. 2. Ways and Means—Committee. , 3. Prison Act Amendment Bill—Report. 1. Lunatic Asylum “reland) Bill—Third reading. Promissory Notes Bu t--Third. reading. , NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR, THIS DAY. 1. Lord Viscount Palmerston —Army Estimates.. {,ln Com mittee of Supply.) • 2. Mr. Calcraft--.To present a Petition on the subject of Ma rine Officers being in Holy Orders,, and receiving half.pay, acc. _ PRIVATIL Second Readings for This Day. Sunderland Improvement; Birmingham and Warwick, Kil mallock and Charleville, ,Flint and-Eniss Ferry, and Farnham and Vctersfield Boa& ; Loughton'aud Norwell Inclosures. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORTHUMBERLAND. GENTLEMEN, THE result of yesterday's Poll has established my, confidence in the reception you gave me, has con firmed my belief that the sacred trust of your representation would never be delegated as a piece of family property. The only grounds on which my adversary attempts - to justify his opposition, seem to be his relationship to your late excellent Member. My prospectS are founded on the ireat public 'cause which I stepped forward to protect, and upon thou principles which it is equally my pride to assert, and your interest to maintain. I exhert, I intreat the remaining Freeholders of the County to secure rite, by their unanimous Suffrages, froth the disho nour of being made a victim to broken promises 141 . 14 misplaced confidence. I await your assistance, and look forward to victory. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, HENRY THOMAS LIDDELL. • Committee-room, Alnwick, Feb. ' PRICE OF STOCIi,B THIS liankStpck - 3 per Cent. Red. - 3 per Cent. ('0n0.... 751 6 1 6 3$ per Cent. ., 8414 Ditto Red 1 4 per Cent. New Boni( Long Ann. .. India Stock • --- , ' Ditto Ilotb , , 4p. c. 5 3 din. South Scu Stock i)AY AT ONE O'CLOCK Old Ammities New Ditto Dk. Bills 10001.2 d. itto, 5001. 2d. .. . Inn. var Ditto Small ) Ditto Advertised ' Benk for Acct. India for Acct. cons. for Acct. 75 6 5 61 PRICES OF FOR lON F ntiNtri an Bds, 5 per cent Brazilian 11xls Buenos Ayres lids Milian, 11(15, I; per cent — C , ' ilonibi n n 11. Is 1 )0. 11124 .15:1} 6,1 6 Danihll, 3 per cent fireek Ns — 1)o. 1825 ( luatirnala Mexican this. 5 p. c. Do. 1825, 6 p. c.... tiOi i 04 I)S AT orir. O'CLOCK. • Neapolitan, 1824 ... Portivian Bonds • 32 Pottuguese Bonds ...... Prutimian, L per cent. Ditto New Russian, New, sp. c. 73;1 3 sponisli 1821, sp. c 9i -- 1823 French Itentes, 5 p. c. —f. —c. Exchange ... —c. p. c. Exchange PRICES or SHARES AT ONE O'CLOCK. Pe'r Share. 0109 Brazilian Mining Company Bolivar Mining Company 19 In British i ron C om pa n y ct Mica Peruvian Mining Company New U n i te d M ex i can Mining Company Welch Iron a nd Co a l Mining Company 16 2 1 B mtiL irmingha anivetpool Itillway 1 • '. British Bo c k an d Pittent Salt Company 0 Irish Alanufactory Company . : .. . . . - ilticr, OF I KUM s'r.)i.; Ks, mt. QS. ' • flank Stock • 9;37 Mining . Conipany Gov. - Deb. 3A per cenc.... 11814 St. Patrick Insurance 4 per cent. New d 0,... 414 t: :National ditto • Gov. Stock, 3i) per ct 05. Ilibanian Bank . , ii Consols 3 percent. --- Royal Canal Stock 7ni Patriotic ditto . Granc.t Canal Stock Ditto Loan, 4 per cent. Ditto pi t o , f; p e r „nt. .., ..... Hibernian Cias•Company ~._. FORKIGN NAILS. AiII1IvE1). 1)ti1::. (luernacy and .Jersey - 0 2 ',labor] ' - - - 0 1 Gottenburgh - - 0 1 di ° liamburgli Holland - Flanders - Frame 1 0 1 0 "If WATER A . T LONDON BRIDCIII To-moititqw. 1 \ 1 (.1'1611g, 41 minutes after 11). j Nvenins, 21 minutes after 11. rçj ll4 -, urv -1.4 IN • SOLLM QVIS WC ET FALS UM AU DE.IT .LONDON, FRIDAY EVAATING, MARCH 3, MM. Although sanguine expectations are still enter lained by many, that the app:ication of the three fmillion,;proposed to be advanced by Ole Bank, ,eir e d itr Oly restore confidence, the con tinued gloom a the. Money Market naturally excites an apprdiensioo, that three millions sterling, bear so small propoOlon to the wants of this emergency, that effectual rei;:f will not be given by the measure. In the SUN of the 27th' of December. last, we stated that the relief afforded by fregi issues of Bank Notes, had in fptu teen d a) , „,it creased the circulation from 7 to g millions sterling. A Parliamentry return of Bank-note issues, she's our information at -that period to have been perfectly accurate. On that ,3a of December the amount of Bank notes was 17,477,294, and on the 24th of the same month 25,709,4251., being an increase, of between eight and nine millions Sterling That the effect of such increase was Most salutary, is certain, but taking into ""iderntion the increasing embarrassments of commerce,from that period—we are irresistibly led to the inference, that an advance of three millions Kill not afford relief adequate to the ei ting pressure. • An Express from Paris arrived to-day at a lat hour, bringing the l as t quotation of Rentes— Fives, 081. 65c. ; Threes, G4f. 70c. The only intelligence is, a lettorsaid to Lave been received at Antwerp, announcing the restoration of tran quillity in Java. A Flanders Mail arrived this morning, bringing Papers from the Hague, and Brussels. Their con tents are not of great political interest. Accounts are said to have been received from Batavia, -Which encourage a hope that the insurrection in Java will be speedily. .suppressed. Volunt,eers arc nevertheless marched off to the different ports for embarkation. What may be the inducements now held out for citizens of the Seven United Proviuces,to engage in what has hitherto been con siderett the most odious of all'military service,. we are not told. It is well known, that previous to the establishment of • the present Government of the Netherlands, Volunteers for the Dutch East India service, were kidnapped by CriMps i . avowedly employed by the Dutch East Ina (lie Company, and conveyed by forCe on board of the transports 'destined to convey them to the fatal climate of Batavia. 'l'lle ap propriation of houses or lands, being private property, to the service of the State, has given rise to a debate in the Second Chamber of the States General. A proposed law on the subject was opposed in the Chamber, on the ground of its not affording the subject, security against arbitrary ejectment from his property. . The Law was finally rejected by a majority of 3 to 1. The grounds on which objection was taken to the law are not stated, and we are not a little curi ous to see the proposed regulations of the Measure; kVhere public advantage requires the relinquish ment of property—the principle of ample ; re muneration to the owner is obvious; we have, indeed, always thought that, in addition to the actual value'of property dins taken for the public advantage,' there ought to ,be a further consideration for the forcible dispossession of a proprietor as a pretium gifectionis HAGUE, FEB. 24. In the Second Chamber of the States General there was an interesting debate on the project of law relative to " expropria• tion for the public advantage." • The law was very decidedly opposed by several Members, as not afibrding the subject security against being arbitrarily ejected from his property, when required for the use of the State. Some Members moved that a special law should be ne. 'cessary - on every occasion when a citizen was to be deprived of ,his house or land for the public service. The law was finally rejected by a majority of GO to 20. His Majesty will be re quested to reconsider it. BRUSSELS, FEB. 27. . • We learn by a letter from the Hague that ihe most recent private accounts received from Batavia are extremely setisfac- , tory, and it is hoped th a t the i nsurrect i on w hi c h h as b ro k en out among part of the nation of Java will be soon suppressed. On the other hand,'an appeal made to the minter . ) , diVisions has been well received. A good number of volunteers haw; ofi'erol to serve in the East Indies : they will be marched to the ports where they are to embark. Under the Oovertnuent of the Re public of the Seven Provinces it was also customary, on urgent occasions, to invite volunteers from . the army ; but thus only mercenaries were obtained, whereas now they are citizen sol diers, animated by love of their country. rk 3 . 1, 28—M. Chad, MinliterPleuipotentiary of his Bri!an nie Majesty to the Court of Saxony, passed through this ci:y to-day, on his way from Linden to Dresden: The Carl:l.:the Oazette publishes an account of the amount of the gold and silver procured by washing the sand of the Rhine, fro;n which it appears that the produce annually increases. The Govern. ment paid for it in 11122, 7,040 florins ; in 1823, 11,400 ; and in 182-,16,890. Private letters from Petersburgh, in a foreign journal, men tion thitty.five commanders of corps or superior officers in the prison of that capital, on account of the late conspiracy.-.. (Brunel. Papers, March 2.) Rio Papers have been received to the hill of January by a Brazil Mail. They are f,ilent a& to any further military operations in the Banda Oriental. The following is nn extinct of a letter from Rio de Janeiro, dated Dec. 31 Rio DE JANEIRO, DEC. 31. We have learned from the passengers and captain of the galley Maria Jose, from Lisbon, which was taken by the pl. vatccr Lavellega, that his Most Faithful Majesty ratified on the 14th November the treaty recognizing our independence. This event hes C c u s ed great joy among the inhabitants of that capital, who spontaneously illuminated their houses for three days, loth, 16th, and 17th November. This condnet of the inhabitants of Lisbon proves. their conviction of the justice ;, , fpur cause. We have received a Piedmontese G aze ll e o f the '2lst ult., from which the following is an extract:— The Roman Journal, the Notizie dcl Giorno,• has, up t iv the head of Persia., the following article :—" Prince Abbas Alirza has at length given permission, by a finnan, to Air. Wolf, an Englishman, to open a School of Belles Let. tre: in the city of Tauris. Thus that great empire may, after the lapse of so many ages, again rise from the state of bar., barism into which it has been sunk, and recover its rank among Civilized nations."—(Gascita Pienundese, Feb: 214 We yesterday noticed a report of the intended departure of Count LIEYEN, for St. Petersburgh, which it now seems was not a groundless rumour. Count lacy 01 is certainly about to return to his own Court— with what v i ew — mor fro what par ticular cause,of course,cannot at present be known to the public. That this diplomatist should no quickly follow the Duke of WELLINGTON may be thought the most mysterious circulmtance, connected with this unexpected movement. TUT F Cousols—Yestarday, closed x .76 761 After the Close • This morning opened - 751- The market closed yesterday, with every up , pearance of decline—there being, in fact, nothing to encourage hope, either as regards the state of the political, or commercial world. The sudden departure of Count LIMN fur Petersburgh—the doubtful result of the pro posed advances by the Bank—the incertitude of Mr. ROBINSON'S decision, as to the funding of Ex chequer Bills—with the sinister anticipations 01 the 4th of March—all tend to deepen the gloom which, hangs over the Funds. The Market for Consols opened heavily this morning at 754. Ai declined to 74, th en ra ll y i ng , wen t u p to 7ue and at one o'clock was quoted 76 fr. The transactions have been numerous, but of inconsi derable amount. It is not indeed expected that any considerable operation will be undertaken, until the probable fate of the Unfunded Debt shall have been ascertained. ,` Although a general opinion prevails that Mi nisters must fund Exchequer Bills, many, of long experience on the Stock Exchange,doubt that the expedient of a Loan will be resorted to ; and iu the event of such measure being adopted, they anticipate but a very small amount of Ex chequer Bills being funded. This feeling leaves the market in a more natural state than it might otherwise be, for it cannot be doubted, that , if was the Minister's determination to take a large portion of the floating Exchequer Bills out of the Market---influential operations would begin to work the Market down. Money Stock continues scarce, and the Market is in a most fidgety state, from the general anxiety for the fate of the immense mass of paper falling due this day, and to-morrow. Bank Stock India Stock . . . . . 2301. India Bonds - . 3.dis. 3 per Cent. Consols (Money) . 7t. Ditto (Account) . 3 per Cent. Reduced I shut. 3b per Gent. Reduced New 4 per Gent. - • - • 9l ;. Exchequer Bills, XlOOO 161)0 2 pui.. pa. I pni. par. 4:100 FOREIGN. Itt South Americtin, the little business effected has been al a fractional advance. Yesterday. This day. 454 - . Colombian 1621. 46 CO . :Mexican 6 per Cent. . . 604 -. • 30 - Peruvian - 32. - . (heck - 10 . . Spanish . - Io Itussian Botta Ciuve thralti - ed firm 731 to 73 ex thy. SHARES. Brafilian, 6 dis.; Bolivar, 61 pm.; British iron, 12 dis. ; Pasco, 5 dis. ; United . Mexican (New), 1 pm.; Birmingham and Liverpool Rail- way, 11 ills. ; Australian, pm. ; Rock Salt, pm.; Irish Manufactory, tlis, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY ELECTION. V.10.11T/1 DAY'S POLL, MAUCH 1. For the Hon. Henry T. Liddell . 1,102 Matthew Bell, El.q. • . 1,094 111itjority for Mr. Liddell . - 8 t was yesterday announced that Count LIEY EN the Russian Ambissador, was this day to set out front London for St. Petersburgh ; and there is no doubt of the truth of the statement, so far as it extends. 'But the accounts hitherto circulated are defective in not assigning the true cause of so unexpected an event, and this confers upon it all its political importance. It has been said that the departure of his Excellency is voluntary, and that he has obtained leave of absence to at. t .nd the coronation of the Emig:dots. This ac. connt, we can assert, is not correct : Ceuta lauveN himself does not advance such a pretext for his intended journey ; nor, indeed, does he assign any reason at all.'' On the contrary, we can announce, as ►► fact on which our readers may rely, that hi s E xce llency has been recalled in a very sudden and unexpected manner. This mea sure of th e Russian Government has occasioned no little surprise and regret to our Ministry, wl►o are thus deprived of one confidential channel of conununication with the Court of St. Petersburgh. The Countess Lievcsl, with her family, it is un. ()rstood, will remain for some time in England. The' Secretary 'of Legation will at:t as Charge crifffaircs.—('rimes.) We have been favoured with the following extract of a letter, dated Monte Video, Dec. 21, 182 b :—" Buenos Ayres is declared in a state of blockade, and a considerable Brazilian force it4neev7.ik this harbour an affair, a few days dgo, r to . t nOrrow, to carry it i n t o eir between the insurgents and Brazilians, on the frontiers, in w hich th e B r azilians had a decided advantage, and took from 70 to 200 men !loners, including the officer who commanded them."*( Liverpool Courier Office, March 1) Yesterday t h e o f WKITMORIAND transact ed business at th e Foreign.otlice, Downing.streo. Dispatches were reePiVed yesterday from Lord GRANVILLE, our Arnbassactor in Paris, at the Foreign FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. THE KING. Wismolt, illancu 2.—We are happy to state that 3IAJEST Is so much improved in health that he is no longer confined to his room. Last evening his Majesty was well enough to entertain the following company at dinner Duke of Dorset, the Marquis and Marelsioness Convngham i Countess Aboyne, Earl Mount Charles,. Lady, C. and Mr. Cavendish, Lord Graves, Sir F. Burton, the Hon. 4, Gordon, Mr.. Denison, ita.—Nearly the whole of whom arrived in the afternoon at the Royal Lodge to be present at the marriage cc. remony of Lord Strathaven and Lady E. Conyngliam, which was solemnized at the Royal Lodge at six o'clock, by the Rev. Dr. Sumner, his Majesty's Private Chaplain...-.lmmediately otter the ceremony, the Bride and Bridegroom left the Royal Lodge for Denbies, the seat of W. Denison, Esq., M.P., where they are expected to remain about ten days.-:.His Majesty's private band attended, and played during the evening.—llis Majesty's visitors are expected to leave this day.--Yesterday forenoon the Princess Augusta left Frogmore for London. ARRIVALS IN TOWN. The Earl and Countess of Falmouth and family, from Corn. wall ; the Marquis Lothian, from Scotland ; Earl and Coun. ;ess of Arran, from Sussex; Lord and Lady F. L. Gower, From Brighton ; Viscount Sydney and family, from Kent ; Lady Warburton and Miss Dixon, from Bagshot Park ; Mr. tnd Lady Caroline WortleY, from Yorkshire • Penton Haw. thorne, Esq. M.P. from Lancashire; and Mrs. Corballis, family anti suite, from Bath. DEPARTURES FROM TOWN. Lord Bingham, for Brighton ; James Knox, Esq. for Ox. ford ; William Pen►berton, Esq. from Brighton ; Mr. .and Mrs. Nicholson, for Brighton ; Lord Robert Spencer, for SUSSCX. ~.... The Duke of York arrived at his residence in South Audley street, yesterday, from lielvoir Castle., the. seat of the Duke of Rutland, where his Royal Highness has • been staying on a visit. The Dolager MarchiOnness of Salisbury's assembly on ‘Vednesday evening, in Arlington-street, was attended by up. wards of 300 of the haul lon. Lady Gordon gave a juvenille ball yesterday evening, at her house, in Brook-street. General Ross entertained a distinguished party to thinner yesterday, at his house in Portland-place. Mrs: John Hankey gave a ball yesterday evening, at her house in Grosvenor-square. Dowager Lady Neave had a dinner party yesterday, at her house in Albemarle-street t in the evening her Ladyship en tertained a party of distinguished fashionables. John "Weyland, Esq. had a dinner party yesterday, at his house in Cork-street. UNIVLItSI'!'X INTELLIGENCE. CABIBRID CLASSICAL ' FITt9T Trin. • Clare Job. Sib. Trin. Job. .7611. SECONI 'rrin. Pet. "tin, Trio. ;I:, ALA ILCII2. 'n i nos, 1826. CLASS. Ds. Heald - Trin. Marsden Job. A shington Trin. I . , , jh e el. Pew h. De. Stratton Power Price Gibson Hodgson Flavel • Grettort Welsh Atkinson, IL Penii) D. Rolls Stock Shepherd Goodhart CLASS. I)s. Patton Trin. preen Chr. iorrett Cal, heeling Joh. CLASS. • Ds. Smith Joh. Ds. Wells Foster Joh. Taylor Pinder ' Trim - fireenial Hopkins Joh. Clark The Rey. John Bligh, of St. John's College, WAS 00 \Void nesday last admitted Master of Arts. John Greenwood, Esq. M.A. of Jesus College, is elected a Fellow of that society. Mr. Robert Willis, B.A. and Mr. Henry Clinton, B.A. of Calm; College, were on NVeanestlay last elected Fellows of that society. - Thc select preacher to whom the Sunday afternoon turns at Mary'tt church are assigned, for the present month, is the Rev. 1I r. Cirrlly , of Trinity College. Theilteis lienjamin Barker has been , presentetl' to the reei. tory of Shiptihain, Norfolk, vacant by the death of the itev. Dr. E rid ge. The Rev. George Chisholm, M.A., of Woicester College, Oxford, curate and lectUrer of HaMmerimith; has been tined, by the Lord Bishop„of Bristol, to the rectory of Ash, more, in the county of Dorset, vacant by the death of his late lather, the Rev. Geo. Chisholm, D.D. C.C.C. Jos. Joh. RIVENUE following is an Account of the Gross Itecvipt of it:ZVI:NUE deriV. ed from TAXATION iu Groat Britain ( Dra w b ac k s , and Payments of the nature of Drawhacto, de ducted ; and exclusive of all Loans, and of Pay. meats received from irelund nod Austria), in encl) year duce sth January, 1815 : Year. X. s. 'I. Year. 1015 - 70,42'2,151 111 11121 1810 61,437, 257 04 4 1022 1817 . 51,1113,134 14 ,5 11123 1810 - 52,717,933 10 . 2 1 18:!1 • 1819 . 51,305,950 18 4 Pill 1020 . 54,050,660 10 03 s. d. . 34A113,141 3 93 • /13,923,811 , 6 52,561,802 9 93 - .52,60230 111 - :13,941,463 16 104 MACCLESFIELD, Wednesday night.—The two rioters, O'Brian and Wilkinson, were sent off to Chester Castle this morning 'Wilkinson up, reared much dejected, but O'Brien seemed quite heedless. The town has been tranquil all day. Two men, taken last night to the gaol, for in sulting the special constables, were discharged this morning, with a suitable reprimand from the Mayor. It is DOW SiX, o'olock, and the shops are lighted up and open, and the town assumes its usual features of quiet. It is rumoured that the Operatives purpose having a meeting on Friday, in public, to petition Parliament for the Abolition of the Corn Laws. Such a proceeding might be attended with disagreeable consequences at the present moment. Glaziers have been busily em ployed the last two days, in replacing the broken glass of the windoc s.---11alfpasi Eight o'clock: Some 200 or 300 lads assembled about seven o'clock, and paraded the streets" with the calls and shouts of the preceding evenings.—No injury done down to this hour. JEROME, Duke of MosvonT, has n superb palace and other property at Trieste, but resides with his con , t sort, en d a the t e it his I t hr i lllc age u d n i r lV ult, 'i t l t i e lE tTie very lll:n6' at Rome, In dutiful a t. respeetrible and very rich LETITIA BUONAP,ART E, iffallartilitZtli by the sealpello of the of nActoccul, immortal Glum. • ~ Madame MURAT is the only one at the family o f B t r t it.i,,stkitTE who now resides at Trieste. She has pur. n ir3 : e e lrioe u rs t ,( D shei r r u afi r tr y 7: eco h n a sseotr t t lh of e tt b l e e a c t i t e t iv ift a ll set li i ttl;v h i l l c h e l s i s a i tt a h z e a pr . operty We are sorry to announce the suspension of payments of the firm of Messrs. SPARROW- and Co.,- Bankers, at Chelmsford, and Braintree, in F Asoc . These houses have not for some tim e hem_ connected with those Banks in Suffolk with which they were formerly engaged, , , . g i , en ( ,iii ) i i:!; ‘, - v i rs , A i I ::; ... l l tEr i s:t T la kl i n a l i l i g s ' o l s i t t , t a c) i p n a p i e t ) h i p l e r e a a time, as Doricourty and Mrs. DAVISON as Mrs. Racket. BANK OF ENGLAND CHARTELL An Extract of so much of the Charter of the Governor anti Company of the Bank of England as enables, them to ad. vance Money up on G oods, Wares, and Merchandize ; also, a Copy of the By-L aw made by the Bank, regulating the • mode of making Such advances • " And we do, by these presents, will, authoriste, and ap. point, that the said Governor, Deputy-Governor, and Directors for the time being,: ;or any 13 or more of them (of which the Governor or Deputy Governor to be always one), • shall and may front time to time, and at all eonvenient Cones assemble and meet together at any convenient pl ace or places, for the di rection and management of the tilfdirm and business of the said corporation, and then and there to hold court of Directors for the purposes aforeiaid, and summon General Courts, to m eet as often as they shall see cause. And that the said Governor, deputy Governor, and' Directors, or the major part of them, so assembled.(wbereof the Governor or Deputy Governor is to ba always one) shall and may act according to such by-laws, we_ stitutions, orders ' rules or directions, as shell from t i me to time be made and given unto theM by the general court of the saiticorporation. And in all cases where ouch hr-laws, constitu., Lions, ostlers, rules or directions, by or from the general court shall be wanting, the said GoVernor, deputy Governor, and Directors, or the major part of them, so assembled (whereof the Governor or Deputy-(a'bvernor is to be always ono) shall and may direct and manage all the affairs and business of the said corporation in the borrowing or receiving of monies, and giving security for the same under the common seal of the said corporation • and in their, dealing in bills of exchange, or. the buying or selling . of bullion, gold, or silv e r, or in selling any goods, wares, or merchandixes wh a t s o e V er , whi c h shall really and Lona fida be left or deposited with the said corpora*. tion for, money lent or advanced thereon, and which shall not be redeemed at the time agreed, or within three months after, or in. selling such goods as shall or may bt the produce of lands pur'a , t , chased by the said corporation, or pt; the lending or advancting. any of the monies of the said corporation; and taking pawns or other securities for the same." thb By-law.—" Item, it is resolved and ordained, that all jewels, plate, bullion, or other goods, chattel*, or merchandises whatsoever, which shall be pawned unto this corporation, or left and deposited therewith as pawns or pledges for money to be lent or advanced thereon, ,and not redeemed at the time agreed on, or 'Vain three months afterwards, shall (whenso, ever they are sold) he sold at a public sale by inch of candle, in manner as in such cows is usual, upon three days' notice thereof (kat given by writing, on the Royal Exchange, or . uptni such other public notice as. the Court of Directors 01l think. fit. And that no sale of any slteh goods, chattels, or merchan, disc, (not redeemed as aforesaid) shall b:e had or made in any , other manner." Bank of England, Feb. 27, 182 ii. SMITING INTELT,IGLNcg. [FROIII .14.140 VD, 1 MAncu 2.—Winct W.S.W.-..-Arrived the Goi4 Hunter, «'l►eelwright, from Havannall, no.l sailed again for. Antwerp. The transport ship, No. '2,140t put hack, and remain with the outward bound as before—all well. PouTsmouTit, nano( has been blowing very strong front the S.W. all day, with ruin ; the outward boun4 remain all well. Arrived the Antelope, Campbell, from London, and the' Brilliant, Bassett, front Newcastle, both bdund tq Charente. FALmou AlAncti B.W.—Arrived the Prin , ;! cess taizatieth Packet, from the Brazils in 49 clays, froi RIO Janeiro. 141,41tr00L, 111411CII W.—Arriveti the 'Wash, ington, Creig, from Charl,:sion, the front C 01t S, hi A Tie 2.—;lrrivcd the Ciithitrine, Endicott, froni IlataVi%lled tbe 21:it of octo4er. The Phoenix Packet, Connlemon, from Sunderland to Leith, was run down on Tuesday night, Or souter - Point, by the Phoenix, Wiseman ; crew saved. The Joseph, from North Shields, was on shore on the Cfurdleet Sand yesterday, and It Was feared would be wrecked.' LONDON MA tui Eirs. —sap— CORN EXCRANOIO, MAUCH 3. The supplies to this morning's market are considerably be, gond the demand, anti trade is exceedingly dull. Wheat it very heavy, and hardly maintains Monday's prices. The Oat trade is doll, and prices lowering. ,barley, Beans, and Pease, arc without purchasers, and prices arc nearly nominal. Thera is no alwrotion in Flour. A lot iv A I,, L — EngliS ll I Vheat, 7 ,000 ;__lbirley, 0,500. Oats, 25,500 ; Outs, 2,500; Foreign Barley, 2,500 ; 1 Oats, 2,160 ua' rs ; Flour, 14,1300 melts. smITHFIELI) MARKET, MACH 3. The following is an aciculate Repor t of the numbers knd itt thaitlitidd Mitiltet Oki morning:— AT'l'l.l3 AT MAIIKiIT Bea Ats 4l Sheep Cal vt.i To silk the Oills , per stone of fitly. . Ill''.ll fleet i:4 2(1. to 4s Od 1 Veal 53 4il to Ss 44 Minton • .1 3 2 i i t o 4 s ' fl i t I Pork 4 Lamb 0$ Od to Os Otl. If AV AN ti RAW, PIM LOAM 114 y Straw £l Ns to Al 04. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. woRS 11 I ii;•STniiiit FRAUD ON THE SPITALNELDS ClLARlTVo.rk r egteTday a. decent looking woman was brought before Mr. TWITOItD, charged with defrauding the Spitallields Committee. It appeared from the evidence th at t h e pr i soner had been cm.. *yea by Messrs. Douglas and Co. and Messrs, .Delamere and Co ; hut had not ut present any work from them. From each Or those houses she had obtained a ticket recomniending her for the Spilltields bounty, on the plea that she was out of work. In one ticket she was described as Esther Metcalf, in the other as Esther Allen, and tar each ticket th e C ommittee had for some time past been paying the weekly allowance. It did nut, however', appe money for both tickets. The Committee 4u length detected tite. imposition, and found that the print tier had then in her possession a loam's work belonging to Messrs. Eastman and CO. She Wag taken into custody, and Messrs. Eastman and Co. resumed the Pee* session of their property. The prisoner pleaded that she was, in distress, and had used one ticket only for herself. The other ticket she maid was tar tt poor woman who had to tinlmh the work. She was corotoittetA to the Sessions for want of bail. UNION-HALL Yesterday two youths, the eldat net 14 years of age, n a m e d tries And &(yu!, wcre brought up to this office m custody for stealing a quantity of silk handkerciticfs froth the shop of Air. Welsh, a haberdasher, residing at Camberwell. Pm). the evidence it appeared that the twu prisoners were observed luking about the premises of the complainant on Wednesday night. Having Waited for an opportunity, they approached the shop window, within which were placed the silk handkerchiefs, and by the ttisistance ola glazier's diamond cut one of the panes ofglass, some particles of which falling, gave the alarm, when the discovery was made. Th e p r i soners , who had run away, were followed some distance and apprehended, when on searching them the silk handkerchiefs were found on their Persons, be, sides a complete set of housebreaking implements, with a phos., photos box and matches.—They were contmitted. PAUPER/I.—The average number of paupers ill the alms house at Philadelphia, was, in. 1823, i2U-189.4, 1054-1825, 960; and the average, cost of each, in each year respectively, was.7o* 761 and 851 cents. per week. This takes its •very vxpence. Roeumtv.—The regidenee nP Mr. SMITM, of WRlCallare, Lambeth, was borglariously en. tered about four o'clock yesterday mornin g during th ingt is l e ) v e c necessary y:bsence of the watclimane —, lo making good their re% treat nith a considerable booty of plate, lin e n s and wearing apparel. Frain a 'cart which was St/ell lfl the neigh bou thaw! about that hour being known to the officers, hopes are entertained that d ie ro bb ers will be brought to justice.